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Hit-and-miss describes how our fishin’ is goin’
Hello Folks, I hope everyone had a great week and you had a chance to get on the water and do some fishin’. We are havin’ some hot…
Fire department looking at various ways to aid its employees with mental health
In a time when the stigma of mental illness has become more removed from society, some factions such as firefighters are addressing it more. Read about…
CSG Home Healthcare Services delivers professional medical services and everyday support in the privacy and comfort of patients’ homes
One of the most important goals of health care is ensuring that ill, elderly, and disabled patients receive high quality, personal, and compassionate care. CSG Home…
Master Muffler & Brake Center provides complete automotive service and repair
There is no secret to extending the life of your car. Your car should be able to provide adequate service for at least 100,000 miles. …
Tour Pet Care Center’s beautiful resort that features a doggy swimming pool and parklands
Pet Care Center of Apopka features Central Florida Vet’s premier pet resort, providing dog and cat boarding, in addition to their full veterinary hospital facility. While…
Early voting finishes on Aug. 16, ahead of primary
Early voting for the August 18 primary election will end Sunday, August 16, at 7 p.m. Read about it on 1A.
Lake Apopka Natural Gas District – You know about 911 – what about 811?
As summer comes to a close, you may have some home improvement projects to wrap up and check off your list. But whether planting a bed…
New Chamber member
A ribbon cutting was held Friday, August 7, for a new member of the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce, but a longtime business in the community,…
Downtown parking lot rehab
Rehabilitation work is ongoing for the city-owned parking lot in downtown Apopka. The cost of the project is $300,000 and will come from the city’s Downtown…
Call Sheeler Auto Repair if you need repairs or maintenance that can’t be postponedThe Apopka Chief
As more states implement shelter-in-place orders, and more businesses encourage employees to work from home, you may find your vehicles being driven less often. The staff…
City commissioners sworn in for second termsThe Apopka Chief
Two incumbent city commissioners were sworn in to their second four-year terms during a brief ceremony Tuesday, April 28. More information about the commissioners on 1A.
Earl Nelson, mayor’s father, dies at age 90The Apopka Chief
Earl Findley Nelson, father of Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson, died Saturday, April 25. Read about Earl on 1A.
County will use state plan to help move the economyThe Apopka Chief
Orange County plans to use direction from Governor Ron DeSantis on phased reopening of businesses as the county’s own task force continues to devise a plan…
AdventHealth will soon resume elective surgeriesThe Apopka Chief
AdventHealth revealed best practices it’s taking to continue protecting healthcare workers, patients…read more about the steps being taken on 3A.
Amazon warehouse renderingsThe Apopka Chief
While still not naming it as an Amazon warehouse, renderings were received by the city this week as the 202,044 square foot warehouse that is expected…
Testing for COVID-19The Apopka Chief
A Florida Department of Health-Orange County workers walks around a car Tuesday, April 28, at Apopka High School as a mobile testing site that has been…
The good news is that fishin’ is great in our areaThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I know there are a lot of things goin’ on in everyone’s life right now, and hopefully, we can see the light at the end of…
Young Kim uses his knowledge and passion to protect consumers, local businesses, and the elderlyThe Apopka Chief
Choosing a lawyer can be stressful and even a little frustrating at times, but it is an essential task that must be done with great care.…
Mayor has plan, appoints task force to re-open ApopkaThe Apopka Chief
Calling it the Gold Seal Program, Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson has a plan that he says would allow businesses. Read more on 1A.